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Schoolwerkplanning.
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ISBN: 9789044123555 Year: 2009 Publisher: Antwerpen Garant

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Elke basisschool moet een schoolwerkplan kunnen voorleggen: het werkplan waarmee een school haar pedagogisch project realiseert. Maar de praktijk verloopt vaak anders. Het schoolwerkplan is vaak een dood document dat bij een nakende inspectie wordt gereanimeerd, met enkel veel acuut schrijfwerk tot gevolg. Vele scholen zien het als ballast en zijn het liever kwijt dan rijk. Dit is een gemiste kans. Het schoolwerkplan kan immers een stappenplan zijn om goed beleid mee te installeren, te evalueren en bij te sturen. Dit boek geeft de school een gebruiksklaar instrument in handen om echt wat met het schoolwerkplan te doen. Na een uiteenzetting over de meerwaarde en de valkuilen van een schoolwerkplanning geeft de auteur vele praktische tips die scholen moeten inspireren om een eigen visie en werking op te bouwen rond het schoolwerkplan. Het boek is bedoeld als leidraad en inspiratiebron bij het evalueren en verbeteren van het eigen schoolwerkplan, zodat dit de plaats krijgt die het eigenlijk verdient: als motor van de integrale kwaliteitszorg, als ondersteuning bij de ontwikkeling van de school, als hulpmiddel voor stabiliteit en innovatie. (Bron: covertekst)


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Lean in the classroom : The Powerful Strategy for Improving Student Performance and Developing Efficient Processes
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ISBN: 9781138323131 9780429837012 0429837011 9780429670244 0429670249 9780429671739 0429671733 9780429668753 0429668759 Year: 2020 Publisher: Oxon Routledge

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The current way of organizing education is not tenable in the coming decade. We need to address how we teach, how we organize schools, how we increase the effectiveness of learning, how we construct classrooms, and how we deploy new technologies. Lean management philosophy has been successfully applied across many industries - from manufacturing to healthcare, financial services, and construction. Recently, interest in Lean has steadily increased in the education sector, as it was originally introduced in that area's administrative and support processes. Currently, the introduction of Lean and its potential in education is gaining wider exposure because of massive looming changes - for example, the introduction of technology in education (as EdTech within the traditional system and as MOOCs), demographic changes, budget pressure, new pedagogies, the entrance of more and more private providers, and changing demands of society and industry on the curriculum. What is missing is a joint framework that will allow schools, teachers, directors, and boards to harness the potential of these developments and then execute a strategy. Lean Education (LE) offers the potential to streamline the execution of strategy and teaching. It accelerates the development of new courses and studies that are closely aligned to the needs of students. It supports the integration of new technologies without overburdening teachers and staff. Lean in the Classroom brings all these elements together into a coherent framework so schools can make necessary changes in one concerted effort. Teaching, professional support, managing the daily work, and changing the way schools function are brought together as a schoolwide strategy to organize learning in a way that serves our students by making the most of their talents. This book is the first to define LE in all its aspects: course design, actual teaching and learning processes, school management, and the organization of supporting processes. It is firmly based on the Lean management philosophy in conjunction with pedagogy. The book draws on both scientific research in the field of Lean management in general and Lean education in particular. In addition, it is predicated on many years of hands-on experience applying Lean both inside and outside the education sector.


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Rethinking the contemporary art school : the artist, the PhD, and the academy.
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ISBN: 9780919616493 Year: 2009 Publisher: Halifax Nova Scotia College of Art and Design

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The book considers different art school models—innovative graduate programs, independent stand-alone schools and art schools which are departments or schools of major research universities and the problems they face operating in what James Elkins describes as “marginalized in university life.” Rethinking the Contemporary Art School sheds light on the debates surrounding the appropriate terminal degree for university-level teaching in the arts and concludes with essays on new media, examining whether the contemporary art school offers the right context for this discipline. The anthology includes contributions from Su Baker, Bruce Barber, Mikkel Bogh, Juli Carson and Bruce Yonemoto, Edward Colless, Jay Coogan, Luc Courchesne, Sara Diamond, Lauren Ewing, Gary Pearson, Bill Seaman, and Jeremy Welsh.

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